tests/test-keyword.t
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   748 Commit with multi-line message and custom expansion
   748 Commit with multi-line message and custom expansion
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   750 |Note:
   750 |Note:
   751 |
   751 |
   752 | After the last rollback, the "unserved" branchheads cache became invalid, but
   752 | After the last rollback, the "unserved" branchheads cache became invalid, but
   753 | all changeset in the repo were public. So filtering wise:
   753 | all changesets in the repo were public. For filtering this means:
   754 |   "mutable" == "unserved" == ø.
   754 |   "mutable" == "unserved" == ø.
   755 |
   755 |
   756 | As the "unserved" cache is invalid, we fall back to "mutable" cache. But not
   756 | As the "unserved" cache is invalid, we fall back to the "mutable" cache. But
   757 | update is needed between "mutable" and "unserved" cache and the "unserved"
   757 | no update is needed between "mutable" and "unserved" and the "unserved" cache
   758 | cache is not updated on disk. The on disk version therefor stay invalid for
   758 | is not updated on disk. The on-disk version therefore stays invalid for some
   759 | some time. This explains why the "unserved" branchheads cache is detect
   759 | time. This explains why the "unserved" branchheads cache is detected as
   760 | invalid here.
   760 | invalid here.
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   762   $ hg --debug commit -l log -d '2 0' -u 'User Name <user@example.com>'
   762   $ hg --debug commit -l log -d '2 0' -u 'User Name <user@example.com>'
   763   invalid branchheads cache (unserved): tip differs
   763   invalid branchheads cache (unserved): tip differs
   764   a
   764   a